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Last week we reported a pleasant re-union of old friends at the Scott home when Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rutherford paid a visit. On Sunday evening the Scotts , received the sad news that Mrs. Rutherford = had been killed in a motor accident and her husband injured. Mr. and Mrs, Scott went to New Liskeard on Monday for the funeral on "Tuesday. When they return "will depend on Mr, Rutherford's condition. Mrs. Bright says they grow them tough at Seagrave. What Seagrave News is true of her father Mr. Isaiah Irwin who celebrated his 90th birthday on Sunday and is still in good health, Many friends and relatives called at the Bright home during the afternoon and even- ing'to wish him well, . Mr. and Mrs, David Lloyd of Cambray spent Sunday with their daughter and her hus- band Mr, and Mrs. Jack Short, Mrs. T.M. Lowry of Lex- ington, Kentucky spent a week with her sister Mrs. Nodwell and during that time accompanied: . the Nodwell we ns family' to the marriage of their nephew in Toronto on September 20th, On Sunday Mr. and Ms. H. Honey attended the christ- ening of their grand-daughter Natalie Green in the Anglican church at Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Honey went along too. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Lake and family of Toronto were with Mrs. Moon during the week- end and all had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood' Clements at Greenbank." Clifford Moon was home from Toronto too. Mr, and Mrs. Belair were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Clarke Manchester on Saturday evening then with some other couples helped Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Short celebrate their anniversary. Mrs, Wilbert Stone is our lucky lady. She escaped with nothing worse than a bad scare when her car flipped over at Cawker's Corner. The Coxworth honeymoon- ers arrived back in time for duck-hunting. Our 62nd church anniver- sary was: quite successful, We have had larger crowds but the church was well-filled. Among the missing were the ex-citiz- ens from Port Perry. We hear they attended Mr. Irwin's PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 2, 1969 -- 5 number and our own singers Mrs. Reg Abraham and Mr. Bruce Carr had a nice duet. birthday celebration so all is forgiven. The service was conducted by our own min- ister, our own choir had a | Subetadedebbdodeb dob bbb bd bb A A AR AL A Lh BOB'S CARPENTRY Specializing in Rec Rooms, Kitchens, " Built-ins, etc. : Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates Free. BOB BERO SEAGRAVE -- 9857027 anad AS AS SS SSN CANN CCN ENN NNN LAS A 3 3 MeL BER ARAARARARRARRRS bo 24-18. to 3'2-1B. ~ Average Weight MAPLE LEAF' a) LEAF ol AGE RO 1 12-Ox. Pkgs. FRESH GRADE 'A" CHICK CAMPBELL S TOMATO S0UP 10-0x. Tins -- Special at ...__. BEEF OR IRISH MAPLE LEAF - SLICED Wo Cuts PICKLE & PIMENTO - CHICKEN - MAC. & CHEESE - DUTCH . YOUR CHOICE -- 602. PKGS. -- VAG PAC :*]00 : = 15-0x. Jars EST Pickles Jis1 MARGARINE - ~ 4:48 SILVER RIBBON CUT GREEN BEANS 5:1 HEINZ TOMATO 19-0x. Tins WAX MOUNT ROYAL CHOICE CHOICE PEAS 5: il Cream COR BEANS 5.61 | COFFEE-MATE "di PINEAPPLE --- 4:51 'CAKE MIXES 4/1 0G or CAT FOOD BLENDED JUICE 5:41 MARMALADE --- {1 TOMATO JUICE 6:41 AERO Liquid WAX 1 Ross & Marg's Carload Food Mkt.. @UEGENED PRINCE ALBERT ' Shop here for Whopper 'Values in delicious ivods ng our ur Mammoth- DOLLAR SALE . . . Your savings will go UP . . . UP because our prices are down . . . DOWN on all your favourite foods SO . . . come here this weekend -- Wednesday to Saturday, October 1, 2, 3, 4, and take home a load of bargain-buys in quality foods the whole family will enjoy. BONUS DOLE'S FRUIT COCKTAIL ~ 19-0x. Tins -- Our Price SOFT, FACIAL ~ Phgu. of 200s Vie "KLEENEX Tissue Sil _ NESTLES CHOCOLATE QUIK si DERBY on cb an Ea: -_ 10:04 KRAFT MACARONI 7Va-ox. pkgs. VAN CAMP BEANS With Pork ~ 14-0x. ting